Sentence examples for interested in arguments from inspiring English sources

We are exclusively interested in arguments that confirm our firmly held convictions.

For instance, Goldberg said she's interested in arguments found in Jacobin, a socialist-leaning magazine, the growth of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), and debates on the left over the radical, anti-fascist group known as antifa. .

Their relevance is, again, arguable, but by now it should be clear that Mr. Moore is less interested in argument than in provocation.

The capacity for constructing counter-examples is very important, since we are often as interested in which arguments turn out to be invalid as in which arguments are valid.

Progressive education, as I experienced it, was not interested in fostering arguments, even fruitful and challenging ones.

But today's leaders of the G8 countries may not be so interested in the arguments of rock stars or development experts.

Hargrave: I am not interested in legal arguments.

I'm very interested in the arguments used when they talk badly about me.

Attorney-General John Hugill pointed out that the plan was unconstitutional, to which Hargrave replied that he was "not interested in legal arguments".

Drechsler said companies were less interested in the argument over a hard or soft Brexit, which would dictate the levels of control over migration and economic access, than in the need for a "smooth Brexit".

As someone who played professional baseball despite having full use of only one hand, I am particularly interested in the argument that changing the rules for a disabled player would allow that player an unfair advantage.